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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes it does but the point is if OP is willing to give up a much better middle school experience with a higher performing peer group just for 3 more years of a language which her kid will then not continue. JR does not offer any real advance language offerings for fluency. [/quote] This is really quite subjective. There's an argument to be made that a small middle school, even if it has less extracurricular options, is a better middle school experience for some kids. Not sure what you are referring to with a "higher performing peer group." [/quote] The data is right there. Kids who are above grade level ELA: Adams 25%, Deal 41%. Math: Adams 10%, Deal 19% Deal also offers more course programming and more advance programming in addition to EC’s and sports. If you want small that it’s basically an extension of elementary, then sure go for Adams. [/quote]
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